Game 4 of last year's NHL WCF. Blackhawks down 2-1 in the series to Anaheim, must win game at home.
5-4 double OT win, 6 goals in a 5 minute span in the 3rd period. Hawks took 2 goal lead, Anaheim came back and scored 3 quick ones, then Kane scored one to tie it.
Took my dad to that game. Will never forget it.
5-4 double OT win, 6 goals in a 5 minute span in the 3rd period. Hawks took 2 goal lead, Anaheim came back and scored 3 quick ones, then Kane scored one to tie it.
Took my dad to that game. Will never forget it.
Actually went to both Colts/Pats games in '04 and '05. Not sure why that didn't immediately enter my mind.
The first one Manning threw 4 INT's and the 2nd 1 the Pats won 20-3. Both snowed.
I enjoyed the 2nd 1 more probably because Ty Law was injured and that was the year Manning threw 49 TD's. The line closed like Indy -1 despite the fact NE had won like 20 straight home games.
The first one Manning threw 4 INT's and the 2nd 1 the Pats won 20-3. Both snowed.
I enjoyed the 2nd 1 more probably because Ty Law was injured and that was the year Manning threw 49 TD's. The line closed like Indy -1 despite the fact NE had won like 20 straight home games.
Good thread King.
I have a few.....But I`ll give this 1 top billing.
I have a few.....But I`ll give this 1 top billing.
Great game but honestly I rather watch on TV.
The NFL is so overated live.
You just can't see well
even if you have great seats.
Only exception is the Cowboys stadium . You get the atmosphere of live while basically watching the entire game on the biggest hd tv on earth
Oct 10, 1988 : MNF : Giants at Phila
This game produced one of the seminal moments in the oft-thrilling career of quarterback Randall Cunningham. On the first of his three touchdown passes against the Giants at Veterans Stadium, Cunningham rolled to his right after a play-action fake to running back Keith Byars, took a hit from Giants linebacker Carl Banks, nearly toppled over, kept himself up using his left hand and then fired a strike in the end zone to tight end Jimmie Giles.
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Cunningham was so fun to watch. I remember this play and my Dad and I trying to figure out how he threw a TD. From the stands it looked like a sack. Then they showed the replay and the crowd was just so amazed.
This game produced one of the seminal moments in the oft-thrilling career of quarterback Randall Cunningham. On the first of his three touchdown passes against the Giants at Veterans Stadium, Cunningham rolled to his right after a play-action fake to running back Keith Byars, took a hit from Giants linebacker Carl Banks, nearly toppled over, kept himself up using his left hand and then fired a strike in the end zone to tight end Jimmie Giles.
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Cunningham was so fun to watch. I remember this play and my Dad and I trying to figure out how he threw a TD. From the stands it looked like a sack. Then they showed the replay and the crowd was just so amazed.
